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* A MightyMouse cartoon with Pearl Pureheart and Oil Can Harry apparently ends on a cliffhanger and an iris out. The narrator calls out "WAIT!", causing the iris out to suddenly stop on Mighty Mouse in flight. The narrator pleads, "Gosh, we can't wait till next week. Please show us what happens now. Won't you?" The iris opens back up and the cartoon resumes to conclusion.
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* In the UK, when the television signal used to cut off for the night, an iris out would close up into the centre of the screen, leaving just a little white dot which would then slowly fade.
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* Experimental Soviet film ''Film/ManWithAMovieCamera'' plays with this, ending with a shot ''of the camera lens'' as the iris closes.
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Oh, \'\'come on\'\'. [[Older Than They Think. Now we\'re just embarrassing ourselves.]] This very page cites silent films from the twenties as an earlier example, for chrissakes!
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* ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' (pictured above) is the TropeMaker and the TropeCodifier, if not the UrExample. [[UpToEleven All of their episodes]] [[EveryEpisodeEnding end with an iris out.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' (pictured above) is the TropeMaker and the TropeCodifier, if not the UrExample.above). [[UpToEleven All of their episodes]] [[EveryEpisodeEnding end with an iris out.]]
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* The logo of the independent Hollywood studio, Avco-Embassy Pictures Corporation (1968-1982), began with an iris-out zooming out.
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*** And another at the end of "Magic Duel", where she reminds Twilight to restore her [[WipeThatSmileOffYourFace deleted mouth]].
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* In the Warner Brothers classic "WesternAnimation/DuckAmuck" ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL6LAl1JfJI&t=4m40s viewable here]]), DaffyDuck pushes the closing iris aside, since in his mind, the cartoon hasn't started yet.
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* In the Warner Brothers classic "WesternAnimation/DuckAmuck" ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL6LAl1JfJI&t=4m40s viewable here]]), "WesternAnimation/DuckAmuck", DaffyDuck pushes the closing iris aside, since in his mind, the cartoon hasn't started yet.
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* ''Film/TheSting'' ends with the two main characters walking off and the iris zooming in on them.
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* ''Film/WhoFramedRogerrabbit'' breaks the 4th wall when one of the three little pigs interacts with the iris in the closing scene.
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* ''Film/TheCityofLostChildren'' ends with a kid burping and the iris effect finished on the mouth.
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** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' was another example, and the outline was of some sort of symbol related to the world currently in - a keyhole in Traverse Town, a Mickey Mouse head in Disney Castle, a lightning bolt in the Olympus Coliseum, a rose in Beast Castle...
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* All ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' games released after ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' used iris-outs between areas in a world. The outline is always some sort of symbol related to the world currently in - a keyhole in Twilight Town, a Mickey Mouse head in Disney Castle, a lightning bolt medal in the Olympus Coliseum, a rose in Beast Castle...
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* ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' (pictured above) is the TropeMaker and the TropeCodifier, if not the UrExample. [[UpToEleven All of their episodes]] [[EveryEpisodeEnding end with an iris out.]]
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->''"An iris in would be appropriate now, don't you think?"'' (iris out on Eddy) ''"Thank you."''
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A common variation is for the iris to almost close, then pop back open a little either to continue the cartoon or for one last gag before the iris finally closes altogether. A common [[BreakingTheFourthWall fourth-wall breaking]] variation on this variation is for a character to physically grab the closing iris, sometimes pushing it to prevent the scene from ending, other times stretching it open to rant or to step through into the blacked-out screen.
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A common variation is for the iris to almost close, then pop back open a little either to continue the cartoon or for one last gag before the iris finally closes altogether. A common [[BreakingTheFourthWall fourth-wall breaking]] variation on this variation is for a character to physically grab the closing iris, sometimes pushing it to [[FakeOutFadeOut prevent the scene from ending, ending]], other times stretching it open to rant or to step through into the blacked-out screen.
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* The best-known examples of IrisOut can be seen in various [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Warner Bros. cartoons]]. which were already {{subvert|edTrope}}ing the {{trope}} in the 1930s. One famous example is in many of BobClampett's cartoons, in which he created a vocal "Beeo-woop!" sound effect to accompany the iris out at the end.
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* The best-known examples of IrisOut can be seen in various [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Warner Bros. cartoons]]. which were already {{subvert|edTrope}}ing the {{trope}} in the 1930s. One famous example is in many of BobClampett's Creator/BobClampett's cartoons, in which he created a vocal "Beeo-woop!" sound effect to accompany the iris out at the end.
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* ''UglyBetty'' does this on occasion, with the iris focusing on Betty after she gets into certain situations.
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* In the Warner Brothers classic "DuckAmuck" ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL6LAl1JfJI&t=4m40s viewable here]]), DaffyDuck pushes the closing iris aside, since in his mind, the cartoon hasn't started yet.
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* In the Warner Brothers classic "DuckAmuck" "WesternAnimation/DuckAmuck" ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL6LAl1JfJI&t=4m40s viewable here]]), DaffyDuck pushes the closing iris aside, since in his mind, the cartoon hasn't started yet.
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* HappyTreeFriends does this at the end of almost every episode, with a few exceptions here and there.
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* "WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldofGumball" does this in as a gag in "The Castle", despite being only a minute into the episode.
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* "WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldofGumball" ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldofGumball'' does this in as a gag in "The Castle", Castle" as Gumball and Darwin celebrate that they don't have to go to school, despite being only a minute into the episode.episode and the show normally ending with a SmashToBlack.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosSuperShow'' episode "The Bird! The Bird!" uses a strange variation. After the final line of the episode is delivered, the iris appears already partially zoomed-in, and both the iris and image it frames shrink into nothingness shortly afterwards.
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* Used at the end of every episode of "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries", to match the time period of the show.
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* Used at the end of every episode of "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries", ''Series/MissFishersMurderMysteries'', to match the time period of the show.
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* Used at the end of every episode of "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries", to match the time period of the show.
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*"WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldofGumball" does this in as a gag in "The Castle", despite being only a minute into the episode.
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[[caption-width-right:250:Now you see him...now you don't!]]
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* ''Anime/SuitePrettyCure'' episode 2 uses this when [[KindheartedCatLover Kanade]] shakes [[MentorMascot Hummy's]] paw for the [[http://youtu.be/F9UfWL60GUE?t=36s first time]].
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* The ''BeastWars'' episode "A Better Mousetrap" starts to iris out at the end as the Maximals sadly contemplate Rattrap's HeroicSacrifice...then the iris reverses as Rattrap comes out of the ship, perfectly fine, and the episode continues for another minute.
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* In the Warner Brothers classic DuckAmuck ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL6LAl1JfJI&t=4m40s viewable here]]), DaffyDuck pushes the closing iris aside, since in his mind, the cartoon hasn't started yet.
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* In the Warner Brothers classic DuckAmuck "DuckAmuck" ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL6LAl1JfJI&t=4m40s viewable here]]), DaffyDuck pushes the closing iris aside, since in his mind, the cartoon hasn't started yet.
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* In the Warner Brothers classic DuckAmuck ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdqQat8Jys4 viewable here]]), DaffyDuck pushes the closing iris aside, since in his mind, the cartoon hasn't started yet.
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* In the Warner Brothers classic DuckAmuck ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdqQat8Jys4 com/watch?v=tL6LAl1JfJI&t=4m40s viewable here]]), DaffyDuck pushes the closing iris aside, since in his mind, the cartoon hasn't started yet.
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* A WalterLantz short from the ''WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker'' family ended with the shrinking iris ''decapitating'' the character. But it was PlayedForLaughs.
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* A WalterLantz Creator/WalterLantz short from the ''WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker'' family ended with the shrinking iris ''decapitating'' the character. But it was PlayedForLaughs.
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* Most episodes of ''Anime/KOn'' end with a FadeToBlack or just a straight cut to black or credits, but a few episodes end ''this'' way.
** In Season 1, Episode 5, the iris closes on Mio, who's just collapsed from learning that she has to fill in for Yui, who's ruined her voice for a few days from too much practice. Another iris opens on Yui, who tells us they have 3 days until the school festival...
** In Episode 6, a heart-shaped iris closes on Mio, who's traumatized from having accidentally given the audience a PantyShot.
** In Episode 12, a heart-shaped iris closes on Yui, who's just declared her love of light music.
** In Season 2, Episode 5, there's an iris for each of the five members, and a flower appears on each iris as they close.
** In Episode 17, an iris shrunks around Yui's face. Unusually, the area that is usually black is red with yellow polka dots in a regular pattern.
** In Season 1, Episode 5, the iris closes on Mio, who's just collapsed from learning that she has to fill in for Yui, who's ruined her voice for a few days from too much practice. Another iris opens on Yui, who tells us they have 3 days until the school festival...
** In Episode 6, a heart-shaped iris closes on Mio, who's traumatized from having accidentally given the audience a PantyShot.
** In Episode 12, a heart-shaped iris closes on Yui, who's just declared her love of light music.
** In Season 2, Episode 5, there's an iris for each of the five members, and a flower appears on each iris as they close.
** In Episode 17, an iris shrunks around Yui's face. Unusually, the area that is usually black is red with yellow polka dots in a regular pattern.
